Legal Documents of Baneberry

It is unlawful for any person to operate a motor vehicle within the boundaries of the city which includes all platted rights-of-way, for the purpose of testing or demonstrating driving skills or ascertaining certain vehicle endurance factors. The driving skills and vehicle endurance factors include, but are not limited to, testing the motor vehicles capabilities over natural, rough or muddy terrain or any other action which is normally termed "off-road riding."

1. Exceptions. Property owners may operate any vehicle on their own property. Operating vehicles on private property, other than your own, is permitted only if you have, in your possession, written permission from the property owner. All emergency vehicles are exempt. Violators will be responsible for any damage to public or private property.
2. All vehicles, operated within the boundaries of the city, which are deemed to be loud enough to disturb the peace, shall be unlawful.
3. All platted rights-of way, including unpaved streets, are open to the public for riding or driving if this chapter and all traffic regulations are adhered to.
4. "Motor vehicle" means every vehicle that is self-propelled, excluding motorized bicycles. (Ord. #213-8, Sept. 2013)